HMRC UCC/AEO Updates 27th November 2015

EU Sanctions  apply to the following countries. 

AFGHANISTAN

BELARUS 

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

BURMA 

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 

CHINA 

DEMOCRACTIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO 

COTE D’IVOIRE 

EGYPT 

ERITREA 

REPUBLIC OF GUINEA (CONAKRY) 

GUINEA-BISSAU 

HAITI 

IRAN 

IRAQ 

IVORY COAST 

DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KOREA

LEBANON

LIBERIA

LIBYA

MOLDOVA 

MYANMAR

NORTH KOREA 

RUSSIAN FEDERATION

SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO 

SOMALIA 

SOUTH SUDAN 

SUDAN 

SYRIA 

TERRORIST GROUPS (FOREIGN TERRORIST ORGANISATIONS)  

TUNISIA

UKRAINE

YUGOSLAVIA (SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO) 

ZIMBABWE  

Cargoes include; arms and related materiel- freezing of funds and economic resource. ban on exports of equipment for internal repression, restrictions on admission of natural persons responsible for serious violations of human rights or the repression of civil society and democratic opposition, or whose activities otherwise seriously undermine democracy or the rule 

HMRC Customs changes 1st January 2016.

HMRC Customs changes 1st January 2016.

NEW UCC HS Codes: 

Example:

 

Customs Information Paper 44 (2015)

                 Special Procedures under the Union Customs Code

                                                    (UCC).  

Who should read:      Any economic operator, agent, authorised company and anyone involved in importing goods to special procedures after 30 April 2016.

What is it about:        Main changes to special procedures following the        implementation of the UCC.

When effective           On publication.

Extant until/ Expires Until further notice.

 

Introduction.

Following the adoption by the Commission of the Union Customs Code (UCC) Delegated Act and the publication of the final text of the Implementing Act this paper gives guidance on the major changes to special procedures under the UCC which will take effect on the 1 May 2016.

2. Major changes.

Authorisations

You may continue to use your authorisation until it expires or is renewed/ reassessed by HMRC until 1 May 2019 at the latest.

However, goods entered to:

Inward processing suspension

Customs warehouse types A, C, or E

End use or

Processing under customs control (PCC)

on or before 30 April 2016, which have not been released to free circulation or discharged by 1 May 2016, must be ended or discharged under the new UCC rules.

For example, goods entered to End Use relief will require the submission of a Bill of Discharge.

Goods entered to:

Customs warehousing type D (CW D)

Inward processing drawback (IP D)

Temporary admission or

Outward processing

on or before 30 April 2016, which have not been released to free circulation or discharged by 1 May 2016, must be ended or discharged under the current Community Customs Code rules. For example you may continue to continue to discharge goods under the type D rules of assessment until 31 December2018.

After 1 January 2019 you will need to discharge all remaining goods under UCC rules of assessment.

Full details available on request and how this may affect you.